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lega
to appoint, to send on a mission, to charge with
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legacy
body of ideas, achievements, and morals;
the crooked judge, retiring today, leaves behind a legacy of dishonesty and corruption.
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delgate
to divide up, especially responsiblities
our parents dlegated the easiest task, like collecting firewood, to the younger childern
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agenda
plan of action; purpose
although some critics have wondered whether the author had a political agenda in her last nobel, she insist that there was not secret purpose.
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proactive
seek to solve a problem before it occurs
gwen, who was proactive about getting a job, was hired right after she left college
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exacting
demanding perfection; strict
the exacting conductor sometimes kept the orchestra for hours to practice a single passage.
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repulsion
desire to avoid; disgust
after months of eating primarily peanut butter, izzie began to feel repulsion for it
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dispel
to scatter about, break up.
poilcemen were sent to dispel the crowd of onlookers that had gathered near the accident
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propel
to cause to move towards; push
a strong wind propelled the toy boat across the surface of the lake
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relative
dependent upon
the number of people at the beach on any day is relative to the weather and the season.
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superlative
excellant; above all others
for superlative performance at work, holly was awrded a big promotion
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dilate
to widen
the surgeon dilated the opening of Anthoney's windpipe so he could breath better
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